Knowledge Fight - #528: 2021 Super Bowl Commercial Spectacular

Episode Date: February 8, 2021

Today, Dan and Jordan celebrate the Super Bowl by checking in on some of Alex Jones's very weird commercials.  Some of them seem to be commercials, some appear to be closer to stray thoughts; all of them are sad and confusing.

I'm sick of them posing as if they're the good guys saying we are the bad guys knowledge fight. Dan and George, knowledge fight. I need money. Andy and Kansas. Andy and Kansas. Andy and Kansas. Andy and Kansas. It's time to pray. Andy and Kansas, you're on the air. Thanks for holding us. Hello, Alex. I'm Mr. Sinclair. I'm a huge fan. I love your work. Knowledge fight. Knowledge fight. I love you. Hey, everybody. Welcome back to Knowledge Fight. I'm Dan. I'm Jordan. We're a couple dudes like sit around, drink novelty beverages and talk a little bit about Alex Jones. Oh, indeed we are dead. Jordan. Jordan. Quick question for you. What's up? What's your right spot today? My bright spot today. I don't know. This may be a little

bit of an unconventional bright spot because I don't know if it's bright, but it's been giving me a little bit of mirth. Okay. I noticed that I have I constantly have this thought. Mm-hmm. But it almost sounds defensive in my head or almost apologetic. It's like I love my cat. You know, it's almost like I'm making excuses within my own. Sure. Sure. Sure. For being like, no, no, no, no. You're very open emotionally. Look, I love my cat. I'm sorry, everybody. I love my cat. I apologize for sharing my way. I'm burdening you with my emotions of love towards my god. No one has expressed any negative feelings, but I think it's because she does break a lot of stuff around here and she makes a lot of messes. She's torn up my couch. Yeah. And so, you know,

there's a cat. What are you going to do? Yeah, Jake is a Jake. My dog is a absolute nightmare of a lunatic. So I feel I understand your feelings there. Yeah. There's there's a little bit about pet having that requires you to make some apologies every now and again, even if it's only in your own head. Mine is out loud to a lot of people who are on my street sometimes. Oh, sure. Sorry about that. Yippie Barker. Sorry guys. My bad. What about you? What's your bright spot? My bright spot today, Dan. I have a rare double bright spot. Double double bright spot. First, Dan, I don't know if you remember this, but a while back, we wish somebody a happy birthday from an Alexis. I believe that was our last episode. I believe that was our last episode. Yes. Now, what apparently happened

is people have not been taking our advice, which is if you are somehow accidentally the person who gave a birthday wish, let it ride. Tell him it was you. We won't snitch. We won't snitch. Well, but the problem in this case, I believe it's that the name was wrong. Yes. Yeah. So it would have been difficult to pull this subterfuge. It would have been it would have been tough. I think I think you could have done it with some like a quick little audio adjustments to the. Yeah, you can pull it off. Sure. Yeah, you could take. I mean, think about how many names I've said over the course of this show. Exactly. You could splice in. Absolutely. Absolutely. They they at the fact that we have to do this is almost an admission of laziness on their part. I just like

that we're becoming Delilah. We're gonna start doing song requests. I hope so. I hope so. Hey, where are you coasting tonight, Dan? Where are you coasting? Anyways, here's quarter flash. Harden my heart. That's not a good love song. And now here are the bucking hams. So yeah, happy birthday to Jared. Yeah, from Alexis birthday, Jared. And if you happen to be a Jared, just if you're if your partner's a Jared, absolutely. Screw up the name. Why not? And then, of course, I have to witness or a witness. I witness by observing this thing. I make it real witness me. No, there's two people were watching my twitch stream. Oh, cool. And it turns out they are

having their 18 year anniversary. Wow. Yeah, I would have I would have appreciated more of an Oh, Henry kind of they both discovered our show and they waited until their anniversary to reveal it to each other. Now the 18th anniversary, their marriage can get an apartment. Absolutely. Yeah, hopefully. And anyways, so they have real names, but I refuse to believe it. If you're on twitch, you are squeakings 85 and magnanimous moose. You guys are wonderful and a merry anniversary to happy anniversary. Happy anniversary, Jordan. We can't be doing too many more of these requests. I I I'm so torn. I really like it on the one hand. But yeah, I mean, at a certain point, do we do we give everybody? I don't want to be the one who says, you know what? You're the last one.

Sorry. That's where I'm at. I don't want to be that line. The line is the scariest part. I want to I want to break up with birthday requests. Like if I know bad relationship, we just text every other day. If I know our habits and our patterns, we will just be like, God, this will resolve itself. I'll take care of itself four years later, and birthday shoutouts per show. Yeah. So today we have an interesting episode to go over. We're going to be talking about a little bit of action from February 7th, 21, blackjack. You are so good. Yeah. That is really fast. That is Super Bowl Sunday. I was still turning and looking up there, having a thought before you had finished a blackjack. Yeah. Yeah. This episode may have ended very recently before we started

recording. And I've got to be honest. What's up? Not a lot of content. Not a lot of stuff going on. And I think that one of the things that's is that like, well, we've got these, you know, January 6th narratives, we're trying to juggle, trying to figure it out. Alex is really confused now that he likes the boogaloo boys and like, well, I can't really pin this on them. Don't really know exactly what to do. Shit. Yeah. And I think he's biting his time a little bit because tomorrow as we're recording this on Sunday, Monday is the trial in the Senate. The trial begins. Yes. Yes. Yes. And so I think Alex is really getting excited for that. And so we're going to do an episode on Wednesday and Friday this week. Yeah. But this episode is still going to

be about that Sunday show. Okay. But I have to tell you this. What's this? Jordan, I found a new genre, a new genre, a new genre, a new genre. Yes. Okay. Perhaps my new favorite thing. All right. Refresh the genres so far. Uh-huh. Wait. Classical. Yes. Okay. All right. R&B. Naturally. This new genre is Alex's weird info wars.com commercial reads. Okay. All right. Because I generally listen to the show on the GCN feeds or whatever, you know, like so I was, I'll just hear the commercials for like Ted Anderson sponsors. Sure. Sure. Sure. I haven't listened to the show like on Alex's own feeds for a long time. I went back and it's all I want to talk about. Okay. These commercials are fucked up. Okay. All right. They are nonsense. Let's do it. So we're going to

talk about some of the commercials that played during this, this show before we get down to business on that. Jordan, let's say thank you to a couple of folks who signed up in our sport. That's a great idea. So first, Dilly Danny, thank you so much. You're now policy wonk. I'm a policy wonk. Thanks, Dilly Danny. Thank you. Next, saydeon's a little monkey. Thank you so much. You're now policy醒. I'm a policy walk. I'm a policy one. Thank you Saiden's a little monkey. Thank you... next. Lieutenant Colonel Xodde. Thank you so much. You're now policy wonk. I'm a policy wonk. Kneel before Lieutenant Colonel Xodde. Lieutenant Colonel Xodde called me about some info, some intel. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Next. Kami Chimerra. Thank you so much. You're

now a policy wonk. I'm a policy.annya. I'm a policy wonk. Thank you. Kami Chimerra. Not sure I like this one. The thing people hate the most, Kamis, and Chimerras. I'm not sure I'm into this next name, but it is what it is. Okay. Thank you so much. Poop Feast 420. You're now a policy wonk. I'm a policy wonk. Next, help. I can't stop adopting cats. You're now a policy wonk. I'm a policy wonk. Thank you very much. And finally, like I said, thank you to somebody who donated on Elevated Level. We appreciate that very much. So Brian W., thank you so much. You're now a technocrat. I'm a policy wonk. Crikey, mate. That's fantastic. Have yourself a brew. How's your 401k doing, bro? We got to go full tilt buggy on this Watson. All right. Let's just get

down to business. We ain't making that money off that heroin. Why are you pimp so good? My neck is freakishly large. I declare info war on you. Thanks so much, Brian. Yes. Thank you very much, Brian. I want to say that this episode happened before a lot of stuff during the Super Bowl would have happened. So if anything was particularly Masonic or devilish, Alex didn't have any comments on that during the show. So we were going to have to wait to find out about that stuff. We'll handle what Super Bowl commercials there are. People are going to talk about. It's almost kind of fitting that we're talking about Alex's commercials on the day of the Super Bowl. The thing that is known for its commercials. Yeah, I wouldn't say that's almost fitting. I'd

say that's exactly right. You're just saying it's accidental. Yeah, we backed into something that's actually very fitting. It's apropos 100%. Here's an out of context drop. People think this is weird. This is normal. He says in a totally normal fashion. Yeah, that's one of my favorite things that people are like, I'm not weird. I'm not bad. People say this is weird. Look at me. I'm touching my nose with tweezers. That's normal. It's normal. Sure. It's with my shirts. So here is just the first taste of one of these commercials that's just let me set the scene for you. Alex is sitting there. Yes, the bookshelf behind him.

He's sitting with a bookshelf behind him. Why? Why? And then to the other side, there's like a map, but you can't see much of it. And so he's sitting there and he's like looking at the camera. If I have just been injured, my ears have perked up at this visual because this is clearly a law commercial, right? There are visual similarities. Yes. Except that law office commercials have very uniform books on the shelf. Alex is lacking that. And then here we go. Look, I've been harping on Q for the last few years. Not because the giant huge Q movement was competition. My goodness. I could have embraced Q and just my show would have been bigger than ever. I got to pause already. This is a commercial, right? Yes. Okay. And I also got to say you

tried to do the Q thing. It failed. Yes, exactly. You tried to co-opt it. You tried to steal it. You said that literally verbatim. But I can't lie to you. Not consciously. I make mistakes sometimes. And I knew Q was controlled. I knew it was putting out false info. It was covering real issues, but giving fake dates, telling you we were invincible. And now we're here in 2021. And I just see so many people now that are still believing in some magic trick and that Trump's still president. He's going to save us. And that's just not the case. We're going to have to save ourselves with God's help. There's an old Beto and saying that Trusted Gob had tied your camel. Hunter S. Thompson said, create a gob at Roy from the rocks. And that's what info works is

about is admitting the truth. There's a lot of positive things. The world's awakened to the New World Order. Q was in a tip to hijack our movement and it's failed now. So now we know the truth and now we're getting ready to take action. Every product you hear me on air, I think we haven't stocked in our warehouse every product. So if you order it, we've got it just a couple days, sometimes the same day. Letters get confused when they hear me talk about the fact that the supply chains breaking down and its future orders, its product we're trying to reorder to get back in that we're having trouble with. I think you might now start to understand why I'm completely fascinated by this being his commercials.

What just happened? See, Jordan, what's amazing is that he doesn't understand how to keep content and commercial separate to the extent that during commercial breaks, that's what blew me away. Because I was always like, you know why he does this in the because he can't do it in his own commercials. He's selling other stuff. So in his in his show, he's going to sell you stuff. But I realize this is just how he talks. He's just selling it when he's talking to his kids. He's like, listen, you need to go to school. You need to get good grades. And the best way to do that is with my suite of products that I have right here. He can't not. I think it's a mixture of that. And I think it's just habitual. I think like he's gotten so used to that being how ads work for

when he sits down to cut a commercial. He doesn't just say like, okay, this is a commercial spot. I need to talk about the product that this is a commercial to try and get you to buy X. Alrighty, I'm going to complain about you. I'm going to give you a bedwan. Alex, Alex, we're just going to we just want to cut one clean one. Look, you can do that whole thing. We just want to cut one clean one as an alternative. It just in case we need to I would stay here for a little while to do that. Chop the first minute off that. Just go ahead. Let me ask you a question. How does the you had an argument with Q relate to the selling of the product? Hey, it's what he was on his mind. I honestly just think he was fucked up and they sat him down and he recorded rambling for about

half an hour. I want him to afford a Super Bowl commercial. I think he just sat there in front of the bookshelf for like half an hour and they're like, let's see what we could use. I don't fucking know. Exactly. No, they did it. They do it like a fucking Christopher Guest movie. They're like, hey, listen, we're just going to roll tape and you you just go. So now one of the things that's interesting about that is like, okay, so that was weird. That was a minute of nonsense before an ad pivot in a fucking commercial. You don't need to apologize to anybody in a commercial. You don't need to point out that you never lie and then equivocate on it. One of the things that I thought was even more bizarre, though, is that some of these commercials aren't commercials.

There's no plug in them. There's no product. Wait, there's no plug in the commercials, but I can't watch the show without hearing a plug every five minutes. Listen to this. Imagine a world without free speech. Imagine being buried alive. Coffin lid and no one hears you. You know, that's where the term dead ranger comes from. One back to ancient England and France. Maybe five percent of people on average, some of the numbers show even higher. First of all, what numbers show even higher? Second of all, that is not where the term comes from. Would look like they were dead. Sounded like they were dead.

And the primitive daughters of the time couldn't find a heartbeat. So they'd sit there, have a string down tied to the finger of the person six feet under. So in case they woke up, they wouldn't be buried alive. So what I'm getting at here is this. America is still awake. America still is alive, but we're going to have to realize that we're under attack and that we've been basically buried alive. If we have any chance to metaphysically with God, sell, break out of it. We've got to call out to God to give us discernment and providence to get out of this and admit the globalist are trying to bury us alive in the lockdowns. If we're ever going to turn this around, there is no product in there. No, the product is God. He's selling God to you. He's given you

a good old sales pitch for God. That's why we got to turn to God. It's so bizarre. It is. That's the weirdest thing. It's unbelievably bizarre. That's weird. I mean, it's not that bizarre that he has this weird fake etymology. Is this fake etymology of dead ringer? No, that makes perfect sense. Yeah. My dad told me that that's where the term that ringer comes from. And now I'm going to repeat it to you on it. I mean, that's the level of shit that goes on on info wars. Yeah. It's just like, I saw this in a meme once. So someone decided that that was a clip to air when he's taking an ad break. They scored it. They put music under. Right. Right. Right. Right. But that wasn't a joke. Nope. Somebody was like,

we got to put that on there because it's important to have an interstitial. Can I be honest too? Like, if you watch the video of it, they have found B role of someone scratching at a coffin. Love it. Yes, please even throw it. They couldn't afford kill bill at all. No, no, no. Absolutely not. They've thrown in B role stuff. This is amazing. This is so dumb. How long are the commercial spots? I mean, it depends. Do they run like four commercials in a row? It depends. Okay. Most of the time. How long the commercials are. The first break of the hour is from about the five minute to six minute mark. Okay. And so that one's usually just like one. And then the other commercial breaks, they kind of vary, but they're like maybe three minutes

and it's all just him talking. Wow. But sometimes it's multiple of the commercials. Like one of them is done and then another will start. It's surreal. I, I'm just blown away by that. Yeah. That's just really wild. It's indicative of a lack of anyone wanting to give you money to advertise. That's for sure. Yeah. No, it's a, you don't even want to give you money for advertising because you can't afford to pay someone for a good ad. And you don't even want to advertise your own shit. You just talk about dead ringers and I would like more random, not true facts in my commercials. Well, Alex is your guy. I would like, I'm sick of this Geico Gecko nonsense. I want the Geico Gecko to tell me that Geico's did not evolve and they were actually from a

different planet and then be like, by the way, we sell great insurance. Sure. That's what I want. So the first hour about of this show, a lot of it is about Alex's disgusting, like child abuse stuff. And so we're not going to, we're not going to listen to any of that. Sure. And we will instead get to some of the content in the, the second hour where first of all, gotta say Ali Alexander breaks his silence. Oh, I did not realize he was silent. I didn't know that. I didn't know that. Good for you. Good for him, I guess. They decide that they have a new Patsy for the, the January 6th storm in the capital. And we'll get to that in a little bit. And the rest of the 12th iteration of who is responsible for January 6th. Yeah. And then the rest of the time is kind of

a lot of treading water. By the way, I want to say this can't censor truth.com. Can't censor truth.com. Maybe we should put that big URL up there. I've seen some of the fancy bold stuff we've got because I was spending a lot of time this weekend doing research on band.video. Watching some of the other shows, watching interviews, watching censored videos that are posted there. The my pillow guys two hour report. It's pretty good. Pretty good. It is on there. Isn't it? Yeah. Or no first order of business. I take great umbrage with someone saying I did research on band.video. Yeah. That's infuriating. Especially when it's Alex who owns it. Yeah. Gross. That's not research.

You are killing time. Watching your employees. Yeah. Merriam Webster can do research into his own book, but beyond that, nobody else. So Alex did post Mike Lindell from my pillow, his documentary absolute proof. Yes, which is hilarious because it's supposed to be absolute proof of the election being stolen. And Alex says it's pretty good. It's pretty good. The review shouldn't be pretty good. Absolute proof. Pretty good. It was the palm dumb. Palm. Plumb. So the the thing is I got inundated with messages from people asking me to cover this documentary and we talked about this a little bit earlier.

Socially that documentary sucked. Yeah. I was I was trying to find a way to make an episode out of it because there was public interest in that, but it just, it wasn't going to happen. It's so poorly made that there's jump cuts all over the place. There's no new information really that I saw. Yeah. Being brought to the table. It's just not interesting and well from the way described it, I read that he made it in six days working 21 hour days for that's what I, that's what I read. And my first thought was like, well, that's a guy who's clearly pumping himself up and like, look at how great I am. Right. The way you described it though, I could see a coke addled man being up for a week making something that bad.

He's a former addict. He's, he's, he's, he's a that's behind him now. Okay. It's all pillows. Fine. Look, I don't know anything. Is that what makes his pillow so good? I don't know anything about the guy and I don't want to ever make fun of someone for having addiction. No, totally not. And I don't want to, I don't want to drift into that. It's just bad. It's just a bad documentary. It's trash. I just, I don't know. I, I resented watching it. The only thing that I felt like at all okay about was like, well, this is going to be played in court. Two hours. Yeah. It's two hours long. It's too long. Two hours long. Yeah. Good movies are about an hour and a half. Yeah. That's what I'll say right now. It was, it was a struggle to get through.

I was very bored. So I'm sorry to anybody who really wanted that. Apparently, if you want to watch it, it's up on bad video. Alex might be getting a letter about that soon. But so Alex is pumping up this URL that he's got this. You can't censor truth. Sure. Sure. Sure. And I noticed a lot of comments saying, we can't share band.video. Man, you need to create a new website. I mean, I probably saw 20 of those comments in different, different videos. Just not care about your comments. I read them. And you know, they banned the term band.video about a year ago on Twitter, Facebook, Google, all that, just the URL. So we started creating a system where we can create new URLs

that actually link to the very database and the very same videos. Like a disease. But then they've banned 2020ElectionCenter.com and some of the others. They've banned about six or seven. Like they're trying to fight a disease. And they ban it tomorrow is Can'tCensorTruth.com. This is a loser's strategy that Alex keeps engaging in. And he's very open about his ban evasion strategy to the, to the point where anyone paying attention could stifle this very quickly. I think his, I think his main strategy is eventually people quit playing whack-a-mole if they never hit the mole enough, you know? So he's, he's gotta be like, listen, you guys know you're, I'm never going to stop. So just quit. I think that is the implicit threat. Is it? Yeah.

Or it's like, okay, yeah, I've got Can'tCensorTruth and also four other ones I haven't started promoting yet. Yeah, exactly. You're going to knock this one out already. What else do you got? Yeah. Geez. It seems, it seems like a waste of everyone's time. Everyone. So what's not a waste of time is ads. Let's get back to these commercials because they are way more fun. I sell supplements for two reasons. Because they work. They're real. They're powerful. And because it's a giant market. That's four reasons, Alex. That is four reasons. I sell supplements for two reasons. I love the idea that he didn't even gather his thoughts before this. No interest. Nope. Uh-uh. This is pure stream of consciousness. Yeah. Yeah. Even down to the like, I don't know if this is an

action movie line or what, like I sell products for two reasons because I came here to chew bubble gum and kick ass. No, this is not a they live thing. This is Alex not writing things down. So here's another commercial that's not a commercial. There's, I don't believe there's a plug in this at all. Okay. Okay. The world is awakening. The world is beginning to understand the globalist paradigm. They are discovering the globalist, the elites, the manipulation, the CFR, the trilateral commission, the Bilderberg group, the Bohemian Grove, the club of Rome. And so even though it's a globalist or winning, the truth is they've had to come out in the open to attack human freedom because they're actually losing. We have forced them out in the open.

So as bad as these times are, and a lot of negative things are about to happen, realize humanity is winning. You've got to trust in the plan of God and trust in the plan of God's justice. That is invincible. That is ethereal, timeless and unstoppable. So don't trust in man, trust in God, to lead God and direct your soul and then take action against the globalists and realize you've got my commitment from Alex Jones and my crew to you. We will never back down from the globalists and we will never surrender. Like this is a wrestling promo. Are you just selling fear? Are you just selling fear? We're not even selling anything this time. Just be afraid. I think this is a tacit admission on his part on some level that it's so much more profitable to

make the audience feel things than to direct them at products. Totally. Make them feel like this visceral fear that's matched with the globalists are secretly losing. Of course. Of course. That combination is just like it must be the most potent marketing tool. Yeah. I mean, you know, get people terrified, then say that by giving you money, they're going to feel better. So you give them money and then he goes, Hey, we're winning. Ah, but you got to stay terrified because we haven't won yet. Right. So then you give him more money and you feel like you're safe and so on and so forth until you've forgotten your own name. Oh boy. You know what name you'll never forget, though? Blackjack. Ali Alexander. Oh, I will forget that name. I promise you. Ali Alexander is on

to say that everyone is trying to get him. I don't know. I guess if he doesn't get away and then scream Ali, Ali, Alexander free, I'm going to be pissed. I think he does have actually some valid points about like people posting on Twitter, the video of him, Nick Fuentes and Alex at the Georgia Capitol and waiting that it was at the Washington Capitol. Yeah, that's that's fine. And if the if those people you want to complain about them getting that wrong, go for it. I also don't care. Not even a little bit. He's also know our people lying on the internet. Hmm. I would. I would say that some people probably are, but I would bet that even more people are just sharing it. Yeah, just don't know that they're wrong. Well, whereas Ali is actually a liar and

exactly a shifty grifter. Yeah. But he has some thoughts about why they're coming after the GOP and such Christians are all in the Republican Party. And when we get fed up, we control the entire Republican Party and they can't have that because really people who don't believe in a technocracy, really people that gave the world federalism, really people that gave the world localism that worked really people that stabilized the Republic when the pagans and the barbarians, even of Western civilization couldn't. And so they need to mute the Christians first so that we can't inspire the Republican Party to take meaningful action against this technocracy that they're building. Ali is a wild and sane zealot, but he just said that genocide is good. But also

the the the notion that all Christians are Republican means that you have a very skewed version of who a Christian is. Yeah. And that tells you a bit that tells you a bit of what you need to know. Absolutely. I don't care for this guy much. I didn't realize how much I enjoyed him being silent. It is interesting to me the way you would put the way he puts that of like, it's good thing that the Christians stabilized us when the pagans were around. I remember something about what was it that the pagans got done to them? Oh, that's right. A massive genocide. Wow. A massive genocide. And he's just like, Yeah, it's a great idea for Christians to genocide people. We're doing it now. And this might be one of the reasons why it's tough to get

sponsors. It's tough. And that leads Alex like he's got to do all these ads himself. Again, all shot in front of this bookshelf. This is totally they just let him roll. Some of them are really long. We're going to beg. Listen, we're going to we're going to cut all of our commercials for the next six months. We're going to do it in a three hour shoot today. Yeah, Alex go. Yeah. Here is a long one. The number one question I get on the street is Alex. I love your show, but are you for real? Do you really mean the things you say? Well, I mean, anybody that's followed the show and written down when I said it's going to happen knows almost all of it's now unfolded. So it's very, very frustrating. Incidentally, that is kind

of what I do for a living. And I will say that it is not the case. You do not find that he's right. That is true. You don't need to sit there and put your faith in me or your faith in the Dalai Lama or your faith in the private Federal Reserve or your faith in some televangelist on TV. You just have to have a memory and write down and remember the things I've laid out. You can go research those things for yourself. I have you can find out is this guy more often than not right? You'll find out about 95% of the time. I'm right. Nope. There's nothing more I'd like than to be wrong. But but but here's congratulations. I'm so angry at the Q people, not because they were away to the New World Order,

not because they were exposing child kidnapping rings. That's all great. But because they had this feeling of invincibility and this feeling of everything's going to be handled, everything's taken care of. And this attitude that they didn't have to document anything because they were just going off some eight-chan board. I can show you dw.eu. Not the address. London Guardian. I can show you thousands of children a month kidnapped, tortured, some killed. I can show you the Catholic Church with nuns delivering little boys to be gang raped by men. That's just this week. My God, there's so many articles and trials and convictions just on that subject that I can't even look at it all. I don't want to. I'm sick of it. Even though it's my job

to expose it, it's a horror to focus on it. So people say, Jones, are you for real? I mean, I'm as real as a heart attack. I'm as real as getting hit by a bus. I'm as real as a train wreck because I'm covering what's really happening in the world. Everybody else just sells out to the system. They go on to get along, but it's been my job to tell the truth as best I can. I'm not perfect. So if you want to keep us on the air and you've noticed we've got an incredible tracker to be accurate and you want to keep us in the game for all the crazy things that are about to go down, then go to infowarstore.com. This is wild. That is the craziest thing that I've ever heard in my entire life. There's no way that he could have ended that with, please buy info war

store products. There's no way and yet he did yet he did and yet he did. It's commercial. You should have just said that it. I'm great. I'm great. I'm great. I'm great. You go to info war store. You don't need the two minute ramp up. No, it's a commercial. People expect it to be a commercial short. Also, the only way you can make this more surreal is if you're watching the video when he says I'm as serious as a heart attack. I'm as serious as getting hit by a bus. They cut video of a goat getting hit by a bus. That video of like ins like a security camera inside a bus and the goat going through the windshield. What is happening? I think I think you could easily drive a human being insane if you if for one day one person YouTube just chose

and they're like nobody gets to skip ads today and it's only AJ's ads if they they could drive a person insane instantly. I feel like I was losing it a little bit. Yeah, I'm already like this is not real and I also was kind of thinking like I think I'm coming around to the idea that maybe he's on drugs like it just it might just be a drug thing could be. This is such weird behavior. Yeah, yeah. No, Dan, it's normal, but then on a Super Bowl Sunday on Alex Jones. I'm glad you're here. Ali Alexander is broken of silence. People ask me all the time they go, Jones, are you are you on cocaine or you on methamphetamine? The answer is no, I hate stimulants other than like coffee. I get really upset

about this. I mean, we led a peaceful demonstration of a million people. They tried to set me up. They're calling for me to be put in prison all over the news along with President Trump who's on trial starting tomorrow. This is serious. Well, I guess that settles it. I mean, he said he's not on coke. Well, that's yeah. Yep. But I don't have any evidence that he's ever pissed clean. You know, you don't ask him so many questions when they immediately come up to him. Yeah. No one ever seems to say hi. Everybody's like, Hey, are you on drugs? Hey, are you lying? Hey, Alex, are you for real? Hey, Alex, are you are you an actor? Hey, Alex, who are you taking the platform? Why are you asking so many questions? Hey, Alex, I'm the devil. But like I said,

Alex can say all day long that he's not on drugs, but I don't know that he's pissed clean. That one time I had a security couple of years ago, he goes, he goes, man, you were totally down tired. He goes, you just came right back on back on break and exploded you on drugs. And I said, here, let me do a drug test called a portable drug test here. Pissed in a cup. No drugs. I said, you see that? He said, yeah, I see that people think this is weird. This is normal. This is normal when you're under attack. That's normal. I feel like this sounds like someone on drugs. Hey, hey, Alex, just you know, your energy switch is just really off the charts. I was just wondering, do you take Danny drugs in the bathroom? I'd be pissing

that cup. No, I didn't say that. You don't. Why are you? You give me a portable drug test. I don't need to give you a portable drug test. It was, this wasn't even in a professional capacity. No, I was just asking you a question. Professional courtesy. I just want to know if the man I'm protecting is on drugs. I will say I'm suspicious. Yeah. So Alex and Ally get to talking about the 6th, January 6th, the day of the storming of the Capitol. Yes. There's two interesting takes here. The first is that Alex seems to think that they were right on the cusp of getting that 10 day investigation that Rudy Giuliani wanted. So close. And Ally seems to think that all things considered, that was a

pretty peaceful rally. Oh, okay. Well, why the hell would we have the motive to when Trump had them about to do a 10 day investigation and we were just showing our numbers? Why would we screw ourselves? Where's the motive? We were on the eve of history. We were on, and quite frankly, we still made history because January 6th was peaceful. Okay. 99.9% of a million people being totally peaceful when we feel that our election has been stolen is a first in human history. God bless us. Okay. Wow. That is a big sell. Yeah. That's a big sell. That is an interesting angle, Ally. Listen. Listen. I'll tell you this right now. Real estate, 10 years, Nagasaki's going to be huge. That's all I'm saying. I'm saying people aren't thinking about the good things that happened

on the 6th. Sure. Sure. Yeah. It's an interesting prism to see things through. Yeah. And I do like Alex's attempt at making it like we were right there. We were about to get those hearings that we wanted because that's a good way to really make it like, ah, we couldn't have possibly wanted anything like this to happen because we were about to get our way. 10 day investigation. That's what we were nonsense. Yeah. So there's a new narrative that's going to be spun about the sake. Sure. And this has to do with somebody, an insider in the Trump campaign, that has set them up. They did them dirty. Of course. They got done dirty. Of course they did. So what ended up happening? Apparently something like this. Roger Stone. No. Oh, not entirely clear. Somebody

didn't play a video. Oh, that Ally wanted them to play right at the ellipse rally. So revolution given some instructions on something. I don't fucking know. Okay. This is a silly argument. All right. So if he was on say flight 93, he's just concerned that they didn't they didn't play this this video. So people could know not to break him. Absolutely. It's a good video. And then we walked right into a trap. Trump walked right into a trap. So go into what you know. Are you ready to release her name? I mean, maybe she didn't mean it. Maybe she did double. We know who was in command of everything. We know who removed the jumbo tron directives. We know who I mean, I mean, you're

not going to direct a million people with no direction. So you want to talk about it? So yeah. So we got the the person has taken the jumbo tron directions down done Alex and Ali dirty. Do you want to make a guess on who this is? You know, it's a female. Oh, I know it's a female. He said she. Okay. Let's see. You know what? Fuck it. I'm going to go with Sarah Huckabee Sanders. Sarah Huckabee Sanders is incorrect. Damn. Are you going to release which I already thought already told my people three weeks ago, I think was behind it. Yeah, I mean, I'm going to just say it. Katrina Pearson is a campaign advisor. She makes a quarter million dollars on the Trump campaign team. She's one of the highest paid advisors to do nothing.

She lied to the president in November. We caught her. We called her out. Me and several members have stopped the steal and she was behind this coup to ditch out part of the coalition at the ellipse event and that led to no leadership with the masses when we walked into a trap set to us by leftist agitators. And I think that the president ought to totally distance himself from this grifter. This is getting a little bit too much. Yeah. This narrative is a little we're getting out of little thin. It's a little thin guys. Okay. I am just going to have to stick with the simplest explanation, which is that this is what you've been telling people to do. And then when they did it, you were mad because it looks real stupid now. Yes. Yes. And it's

pretty easy to look at your rhetoric and the content and the conspiracy theories that were being thrown around and about how you kind of got a stop of the certification of the election. No matter how and so wait, it's now let me ask you a quick question. If you are telling me that getting your video up on the Jumbotron, that would have saved everything would have influenced people. Sure. What you're saying to me is that broadcasting somebody's words can cause real life actions to happen. Correct? I mean, that's certainly yeah. I mean, that's something you could take away from that. Yeah. It seems like that would suggest that you guys are aware that yeah. Well, yeah. I think I think that this is just dumb. Like you just it's too far. It's too far

to walk like to make this make sense. So we now come to the end of our content and we just have a few more commercials to bring us home. Perfect. And this this just is the beginning of a commercial. I just I can't like this isn't how you start a commercial. Look, we've already come a long way What? Hey, look, you need paper towels, bounty, biome. No, no, no. Look is how you start a fight. That's look. Yeah, you're in a bar and someone's not listening to you. Look, look, this September, the new Marvel movie. Look, man was pretty good. Look, look. Nope. That's how Alex has started a fucking commercial. Look, my pillow.

I'm going to buy my pillow. So yeah, here's here's the commercial. Look, look, we've already come a long way together. We've already changed the world. And I warned listeners four and a half years ago when Trump was president elect. I said he's just one way. I told Vice TV that I said populism, nationalism, a pro-human future brought Trump in as a surfer. And whether he is a traitor, whether he's the real deal or whether he's a weak man or a strong man, that doesn't really matter because it's the ocean of liberty. This this system of freedom, these title forces that actually conjured Donald Trump. And I think Trump was a great man. He lost two billion dollars.

Uh, he got kicked out of every organization he was in. He paid a mighty price for trying to stand up for this country or not. But on a scale of one to 10, I give him about a 9.5. I would say Trump said a way better job than I've actually done. So it's easy to play Monday morning quarterback. We'll be the backseat driver. But after the man in the arena, Trump's done a great job. It's incredibly fashionable to throw President Trump out of the bus, but let's just move on from president Trump. Okay. So wow. Yeah. He rambles a bit more. And then he makes this metaphor that I think is a little strange. Okay. Let me give you some good news today. Trump was a big royal flush hit. He held

him back. Had a lot of victories. Wasn't perfect. But that was an amazing hand in poker. Okay. Or I guess use the blackjack analysis 21. You don't get that hand every time that hand's been moved aside now. But as for nationalism and freedom and a huge awakening, it's been incredible. So don't take Trump having the election stolen and all the martial law and all the tyranny is a sign that we're losing. That's a sign we're winning. Yeah, they stole the election. Yeah, they're trying to set up martial law. Yes, they're creating racial division because they're weak. Again, the message needs to be like really stressed hard that like, ah, tyranny is upon us. But that is a good sign that means we're winning. No, no, no,

you're all dying as we speak. We're winning. You are dying and that's how you know it's going well. Yeah. Yeah. That's that seems to be just like the through line. But also a royal flush can't be beat. Ah, yeah, that was a little bit frustrating to me. That's a bad metaphor. If you are saying that he got a winning hand, why did he lose? Yeah, you know, I mean, you could probably, I mean, you could tie with the dealer if you get blackjack. But I mean, yeah, you still can't lose, right? Yeah, as brutally. Yeah. So this was the last commercial that we got. And this one was actually, I thought this one was pretty funny. This might be my favorite, although I will say it's pretty tough to top. Look, I just like, I just like look because

look has a subtext, which is parentheses asshole. Yeah. It's always look asshole. Here's what we're doing as a tone that's very similar to listen up. Yeah, exactly. Yeah. But this one is great because it makes no sense. It is very stupid. And it reveals something. We're already in the second month of 2021. And we all see it to dystopia. Globalist are out in the open announcing world government announcing medical tyranny, UN contact tracers to come to your house. People have their doors kicked down. This is all them trying to submit their dominance over us because they know humanity is waking up and is in the process of leaving one age, this whole globalist time of evil and darkness and traveling not into some new satanic Luciferian

new age that's perfect, but into an age of what I call challenge or the age of real conflict, the age of decision. We're not going to read this stuff in books. It comes from my soul, my prayer, my research, my understanding of the planet. No, you may disagree with me. That's fun. But I'm telling you, we're leaving the old age of being asleep, wording the new age of being awakened and not some new age of the new age, but God's age of the understanding. Every product you hear me on air advertising, we have in stock in our warehouse in Austin, Texas, every product. So if you order it, we've got it ships out in a couple of days, sometimes the same day. Losers get confused when they hear me talk about the fact that the supply chains bring down and

its future orders. That second part is the same part from the first commercial. Same part. Same part. It's just added it on. This is wild. They just added it on the part where he's talking about how they have everything in stock at the end of a minute of him rambling about how we're in the new age, but it's not the new age like the new way. It's a different new age. It's the age of challenge, but also I like our, I like a huge selling point being our products exist. I can show you where they are. They're here in the store. They're in the store room. Yeah. Yeah. I'm pretty amazed that like, I mean, I really do think he probably just sat down top shit has to put it together. It's 100%. Wow.

But also I love, I love that he's like, like talking about how we're getting into the new age, but then he realizes that new age is a little too. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Exactly. He's associated with Satan is right. Right. Right. So he has to like really try and like, it's new age, but it's not new age, new age. It's like new age. It's a different new age. I do. I do appreciate how either his audience has made it very abundantly clear to him with all of their questions that they do not understand basically anything or that he has to reiterate things constantly to himself. Like people say that they're worried about cause I said that the supply chain is going down and then, but that no, no, that's future orders. Like we all get how the supply chain works,

Alex. I don't know why you need to explain how that works in an ad. Well, it's because I think that he would, he thinks that he's talking about the supply chain is supposed to make people feel a need to act now. Right. But I think that he believes that his audience interprets it as there isn't, there's nothing anything to buy. Yeah. It's also because he does do a lot of yelling about how the shelves are empty in the stores. Exactly. Yeah. So I would understand why the audience might get that impression. Yeah, exactly. So he does need to clarify, man. I know. It seems like you, you've, you've made poor choices if you've gotten to that place. That's what I would suggest. And that might explain why he starts commercials with look, I'm sick of people asking

me questions about how to buy the shit that I tell you you can't have. Oh, so Jordan, this was not the most serious episode we've ever done down. We have paper towels in stores. It's just there there. The brawny man turns and says, look, and so Super Bowl commercial special. It is. Yeah. And we'll be back on Wednesday to discuss Alex's immediate response to the impeachment trial and see what he's up to. So if he can rise to the occasion and come up with something interesting, we'll see. But until then, Jordan, we have a website. We do have a website. It's knowledgefight.com. We're also on Twitter. We are on Twitter. We are on Facebook. If you could, please find a local charity or

bail fund in your area to help out people doing God's work right now. But until then, I'm Leo. I'm Leo. I'm DZX Clark. I'm Daryl Rundis. It's one time Jordan and I were doing a podcast and he's like, Hey, Dan, you want coke? And I said, give me a cup. And I pissed in it. And I said, no drugs. Andy and Kansas, you're on the air. Thanks for holding. So Alex, I'm a first-time caller. I'm a huge fan. I love your work. I love you.